Sentence examples for demonstrate viability from inspiring English sources

"But my personal view is that there are options that can work in each of the areas — working with the union, working with the bondholders — that can get us to the position that we need to demonstrate viability".

A case study is offered to demonstrate viability of the proposed approach with respect to energy savings and plant safety.

We demonstrate viability of the concept by showing linear stability both in the semi-discrete sense and for time stepping schemes of the SSP Runge Kutta type.

Using cellular automaton model of two-dimensional excitable lattice we construct fully functional two-bit adder and thus demonstrate viability of collision-based computing schemes in excitable media.

C) In order to demonstrate viability of the pipeline to average samples accurately over multiple time points, the T0 (initial) average of our 10 non-homogenous samples to their corresponding T4 (4 week) average was generated.

To demonstrate viability of this new approach to generating glycoprotein-based pharmaceuticals, the N-linked glycans of a model glycoprotein, ribonuclease B (RNase B), were modified using an α-mannosidase to produce a new glycoprotein with different glycan structures.

This demonstrates viability of the implemented mechatronic design for in-line metrology applications requiring sub-nanometer precision.

Good scalability is also obtained up to 104 number of cores, demonstrating viability and affordability of WENO type schemes for scale resolving simulations.

Clones were thawed and lot released for intravenous infusion after demonstrating viability >90%, cytolytic ability against A2+ targets, and sterility testing.

Subsequently, it was used as an independent modality to achieve permanent cell destruction (irreversible electroporation) and demonstrated viability in cell, animal and later human models [ 2].

GBS has already demonstrated viability in trait mapping, admixture analysis, genome wide association, population genomics, and characterization of diversity in reference and non-reference organisms [ 58].